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State-building, expansion and conflict
Civilization: mesopotamia
Name: sarah moldenhauer
Themes
How does this theme apply to your civilization?
Political Structures and forms of governance
agriculture seperated wealthy from poor
hammurabi created more efficient government
Empires
assyrian empires -southwest asia
hebrews-larger society of Mesopotamia
Nations and nationalism
moses taught there was one god, Yahweh,-monotheism
jewish community - influenced development of christianity and islam
phoenicians didn't establish unified monarchy
Revolts and revolutions
conflict between city-states caused war
Regional, transregional, and global structures and organizations
between Euphrates and Tigris River
imports of food
maritime trade, overseas
migrants left mesopotamia and took their traditions to new lands
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State-building, expansion and conflict
Civilization: mesopotamia
Name: sarah moldenhauer